How to enable Android monitor?

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Ajit Kumar Dubey picture Ajit Kumar Dubey · Oct 12, 2015 · Viewed 11.8k times · Source

I wanted to see how much memory consume my application but when I open Android Monitor it's showing this monitor is disabled even my application running on device and also selected in debuggable application

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enter image description here Already Enabled ADB integration

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I am wondering how to enable it.

Thanks

Answer

GreenROBO picture GreenROBO · Oct 12, 2015

You can Simply Go To Tools > Android > Android Device Monitor in That Monitor you can find tabs like System Information or Heap. Is this answer your question?

Update:

another way you can have it. like this
Eclipse Preferences (OSX) > Android > DDMS > check Thread Updates Enabled by Default

Add Android Device view to get device pan(e) noted above

Set android:debuggable=true (two g's) in app tag as noted above

Run your app in emulator

Select device in device pane

Click the update threads button

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